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"BobG" <bobgardner@xxxxxxx> writes:
>Come on Paul... You and Don talk in a very dense code... fill me in...
I admit that I first heard the term "Brown's gas" on Don's website, but it
lead to some really entertaining google searches. After you read a few
sites like that, they all sort of follow the same pattern:
1) New thing! Really cool! Could change the world!
2) Mix water and an electrolyte, add electricity, collect magic gas.
3) Magic gas is really powerful, see! *BANG* Hey, where's my eyebrows? And
what's my car doing hanging off the top of that tree?
>this is bogus because its a rehash of Brown's Gas? Some guy won a
It's bogus because it claims that the output of electrolysis is 'stable'.
It's the opposite of stable. It's "Dude, where's my house?" unstable.
>Darwin award for blowing is britches off with a batch of Brown's Gas?
I haven't found the exact account that Don refers to, but the story is
basically that some guy out in the desert managed to nearly launch his
garden shed into orbit while experimenting with this 'magic' gas.
>If this is an elaborate charade, it seems pretty well done at first
>glance.
The ability to make a snappy-looking website has nothing to do with the
credibility of the content. There may even be an inverse relationship
there. *
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* PV something like badgers--something like lizards--and something
like corkscrews.
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